Unleash your inner Betsy Ross with these smarter sewing and embroidery machines, even if you can’t tell a bobbin from a backstitch.

The global sewing machine market is competitive, with companies focusing on product innovation, automation, and user-centric design. Key players are investing in AI, software integration, and ...

After news of research, SoftWear has unveiled their new automated ultra-fast sewbot which is capable of stitching over 140 T-shirts every hour, guiding the ...

The company is developing machines which tackle the problems of automated sewing in a number of ways. They use cameras linked to a computer to track the stitching.

The machine sews through the stiffened fabric to produce a perfectly finished product. (The process can be used with any sewing machine and most robotic arms, which generally cost about $35,000.) ...

Meanwhile, SoftWear Automation, which has received backing from both Wal-Mart and the US Department of Defense, utilized a more advanced and complex concept. Their ‘Automatic Sewing Machine’ makes use ...

An assembly line can do a lot to boost efficiency, but what if the assembly line could do basically all the work itself. SoftWear Automation's LOWRY, a sewing robot, does just that and has the ...

AI was yet again an inescapable theme this month as we looked for interesting startups that landed fresh investment. From a ...